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BALTIMORE, Nd. March l4::a,yiryinie aixes. con-
hid to-day.
quiet iniddiins, *. Flour nrm and stesdyN
Howard street. and western super. 2.50a3 10;
city sa e1 NH. sSPes. ezts ssss
i.tty. patent 6: de family IA S whsss-sCSs6srn
Essssfn i0xer closne dpl,; No winter I'd spot
June 30xa9ln. corn-eouthern steady; White. AS.
spot. s5Ssisx: March, 45e45k: April 4s.15t: Esy,
46hs46H; June. 1SH 6.d sfsSsmsr. A4sssA5 OF OF
western white, 55a39; western mixed. $3.50 .Rys
iI.00si506 Proyisions 6rm and quiet. Meas pork
and clear rib sdes. pscked. 7{a9. B.con.
8a8k; clear rib sidee 06; hams. 13>6a14. Lard
rs6ned 6sSx. Butter Ai@ for choice vestsrn gecked
Petroleum stesdy-renped. eS ccaee nomlnsiiy
stsady-Rto cszgoes. ordinary 70 fair 14a14k sufs!
%hisly stssds and gust fzs.i Ffsss6s. 8 ~.
erpool Per steamer dull-cotton 3-16d; Jour- 1s0d
s.in S'. AZ Escsips:.aS1r hal 1924 e.rss, s.
sQ00o egse s ship@snt:odaSS5 55sS hs.ss's
wheak $4,000 bushels; corn. 100000 bushsas
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B. H. Warner & Co. have sold, for Leander NJ.
Hubby, Of Cleveland, Ohio, the brick building,
HOG street, to w. B. Noses for $4,000. This
building ad1OlnS the store OF MI. Moses on the
west.
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The Proposed CARNIVAL.
The committee appointed to feel the public
pulse on the question OF holding carnival at the
close of the National drill and ascertain the cost
OF the proposed display, win hold meeting tonight
at which the chairman, Mr.. Staples says the mat
ter will probably be settled Mr.. Staples has been
in Geographic correspondence with the managers
OF the New Orleans Mardi GraS as to what they
will ask for the use OF their material
THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoN.-Ata meeting
OF the executive officers OF the south Washington
division Of the emancipation celebration, the
president Mr.. S. E. Jones, appointed the following
N. WilkersOn, chairman: Joseph Manning, X. b.
Beverly, Joseph Thompson, Edward Webster, DIR.
J. L A. Sumby, James Thompson, p. H. Carson,
James Cooper, Henry Hall, Rev. II. L. Colman, X.
A. Armstard, John Il. Brown, George Wills, Joshua
Gunnell, Archie Lewis, William Brown, ]. w. Free
man.
A VERDICT FOR THR D1srRrCT.-To-day the jury
in the case OF the District OF Columbia against
dict for plaintiff in S. 1880. Mrs. N. NJ Parker q
few years ago was badly injured by having her
foot gas S0 and suing the
company and recovered.
THE CONFERENCE OF rHK CoLoRED MErHoD1sTs.-
The Washington conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church Will be convened at Abingdon,
Va on THURSDAY ns next By Bishop Bowman This
under the general conference OF the N. E church.
located west OF the Chesapeake Bay and the
SuSQutuduud I1VcI, tuc SLAVES Va
and West Virginia, and an appoint
ment in western Tennessee. The report Of
w. P. Ryder, presiding elder OF washington dis
tnct, shows % appointments, III churches,
membership about Il 600, an increase Of nearly
1,OOO value OF churches and parsonage property
sos, $40.
The Courts.
EQUITY COURT-Jud0e MerTick.
To-day, Barnes agt Mudry; Haste and Wilder ad-
mitted as cOmplainRntS sale decreed, and C. Cole
appointed trustee. McClelland agt. McClelland;
testimony ordered taken by c. Ingie. NOrten agt.
Norten; appearance ordered. Smith agt Smith I;
time to take testimony limited.
CoUKI m GENERAL TERN.
To-day, Anglo American Insurance company agt
District OF Columbia; judgment below affirmed;
opinion by Judge Hagner.
POLICE CouRT-.tudOe 6nen
To-day. walter Kills, Randolph jackson, James
Thomas and william washington, all c0l0red,
disorderly conduct; IS or Is days. stephen Nor
ris profanity; 8 or days Frank 6milef, dis0r-
DERBY conduct: IS or 15 days James Williams and
SOhn Kidwel, dis0rderly conduct; 8 or ID days
each. Geo Hill, Th0s. Hin and GeorgtAna Brown,
profanity; cOlaterals forfeited Patrick NcDey1tt
Indecent exposure; IS or Is 0ayR George r.
Walker John Brown, Thomas 3. Rabbit and
Charles 6eitz disordefy conduct; c0llatefals for
feited. John Norris, cruelty 70 animals; do. To-
bias Wheeler, colOfed destroying private property:
SO or l5 days. James Harmon, dtsordesy conduct;
personal recogniuance. Thomas 4cPhcfSon, col.
ored assault; Is or Is daya Philip Chum, colored,
larceny; IS or Is 0ayA John Jones. coloeed. 90.
Is or Is dAyA
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

" Real Estate Brokers,
916 street northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE LOT IN
THE SOUTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY,
NEAR THE CAPITOL
We will offer at public sale. in front Of the sa&
premises, on MONDAY, the FOURTEENTHH ~
R Fa1Ip o n.( MA aE AD 1887, At HALF-PAST
of lot in square 81 located on the north side Of
street, between First and Second streets southeast
B. H. WARNER Il CO.,
-.-. 916 street northwest
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts m5-eOds
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wsak and lower-Cash, 55x Nay, 81 s. 10; june. son
Sos' 80. .::ads.osa s. ys 81 III ~
Ss4 Tl.z:ssd Io6si SSH f. IS Il sipossy AZ
Lard steady-Cssn. s.42,s; Asy, 10Th.
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We Dos'r PROMISE You
THE EARTH,

BUT WE WILL SAVE YOU 50 ON 60 SUIT, OR
sc ON SEQ SUIT:
WE WILL SAVE YOU FROM s6 TO a. ON A
HEAVYWEIGHT OvERCOAT. OR FROM s3 TO e.
ON LIGHTWEIGHT OvERCoAT.
WE HAVE FULL LINE OF SUITS FOR BoYs
FROM IA TO Is FROM rs UP
WE HAVE FULL LINE OF CHuDRENs
SUITS tsHORT PANTs) FROM TO IA YEARS,
$3.50 UP.
1000 PAIR OF ODD PANTS FROM s15o UP
WARDS. AT THE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
mh7 Corner 7th and sts.
X n R1E 7,5,;c7,;,--- go X, = I'D -
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Death Of a Noted yirxtnian.

LYNCHBURG, VA, March A-Hon. Willis p. Bo-
cock, twice attorney general Of this state and a
died this morning in Appomattox county, aged 81
years.
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TOMORROW.

OFFICE OF DANENHOWER SON.
" Real Estate and Insurance Brokers,
111o F st. NV
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THE EMANCIPATION CRLEBRAT1oN.-

VERDICT FOR THR DIsTRICT.-To-day the jury
in the case of the District OF Columbia against
the washington Gas Light company found q ver-
dict for plaintiff in s., 1880. Mrs. n. NJ Parker
few years ago was badly injured by having her
foot caught In gas box, and, suing the District,
obtained verdict, and the District then sued the
company and recovered.
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The Daumtless Ahead.
REPORTS FROM INCOMING vEssELs-A LEAD OF Frv1

MILRs.
The pilot boat David CARL at I'VE O'Clock
Saturday evening, saw the yachts Coronet
and Dauntless going east under reefed sails, with
the Dauntless about one and half miles ahead.
rived In New York yesterday afternoon. reports:
March IL, at IL p. m, In longitude ~ deg 10 min
west passed a small schooner, showing white, red
another small schooner about an hour before, but
DID not show any signals. The New York Yacht
club night signals are red green and white, flashed
In rapid succession. Besides these the Dauntless
shows blue light and the Coronet a red one. IL
therefore seems that the last yacht seen by the
MarSalas oncers was the Corunet Had it been
the Dauntless blue light would have been no
ahead and confirm the report OF pilot boat No. 4.
->O>-
BISHOP, THE MIND READER, AND HIS wrPE-The
New York journal says that the wife OF Bishop
the mind reader, has fied from her home In Boston,
or been abducted while her husband was sick with
Inflammation OF the bladder In New York. Ms.
Bishop was formerly Helen Loud, wife OF the opu-
lent banker, Thomas j. Loud, from whom she was
divorced about year ago upon the charge OF
cruelty. She is but twenty three years OF age and
was one OF the bellies OF Boston. Four months ago
she married Bishop, who believes that his wife has
been made the victim OF q conspiracy. He said
In New York last night that he telegraphed to her
several times last week that he was very seriously
sick and wanted her to come TO him. but he Roe
gone 10 Detroit. He says she sent him two letters
from there, and that yesterday he got telegram,
bearing her Christian name, telling him TO meet
her I'm Albany. He declared that he believed that
she Was either being coerced by her parents or
coaxed by Loud into staying away from him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-14

I'D NJ rkAIMs PAINTER AND DEALER IN
esa, nls varntshea, Glass, Putty, Gold Paint Gold
eaI Arcsts Materials ready mixed Paint floor Stain,
reasonable prtcaa mh12-Sts
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Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland paid q visit OF
coincidence TO MIS- Beecher yesterday.
Mrs Mary h. Pelton, the only surviving sister OF
Samuel j. T1lden, died saturday at her home In
New York In her 18th year. BY Mr. T1lden's will
100000 and the house In which she lived were
left TO her.
DR.. McGlynn has changed his mind, and will not
90 TO Old Point Comfort. He will address the Irish
societies OF New York that parade on ST. PaJrcks
day at Jones wood
The funeral OF the wife OF Anarchist Neebe was
very quietly conducted In Chicago yesterday,
About 1000 persons appeared In the procession.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionee
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A Murderer Die. of Delirum II,

NEW YORK, March I-DOmintck, Gray, who
killed his infant child few days ago, died last
night in the hospital from delirium tremens.
Heavy Failure in the Leather Trade.
NEW YORK, March 14.-Marttn V. B. Smith,
leather merchant, $50 William street, made an as
Segment to-day, with preferences amounting to
$l:S2. 1873
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A RESCUE. - Saturday night about O'Clock
Henry Grimes, white man, while under the in
huence OF liquor, fell in the James Creek canal
His cries for help were answered by Offcers Light
bOun, Work and Lewis, who rescued him.
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F. P. Burke, captain OF the watch OF the State,
War and Navy department building, died last
night at his home, 233 14h street southwest, from
pneumonia
Mr. B. H. Warner has been elected director OF
the First National bank OF Albuquerque, New
Mexico
Lieut. Amiss this morning arrested on suspicion
two men who were attempting TO pawn valuable
breaStp1n in the form OF a black pansy, having a
diamond in the center. The men said they found
the pin which the police now hold, awaiting an
owner.
This morning Officer Turnburke found a dead
infant In South Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-14

RANGE OF THE THERMoAETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: 3 a.
| m, 43; a.m 50; ii am, 40; pm, A; maxi
mum, 4J; minimum 80.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

4 PLUCKY MAN CAN MAKE MONEY BUYING
IN out q small store the avenue very cheap and
pushing things. Owner engaged in other business.
Address PLUCK. Star office. 1t
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Collapse Of the COOpers, Strike.
THE MEN PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO ABANDON THE
LABOR ORGANIZATION.
The Philadelphia Libel Suits.

THE CASES AGAINST EDITOR MCCLURE AND PUBLISHER
MLAUGHLlN POSTPONED.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-THE case of A. II.
Hockey, city editor OF the Press, against A. X.
Mcclure, eultor, and Frank Mclaughlin publisher
OF the Times for an alleged lfbeous publication,
accusing Hoeckley OF having accepted weekly pay
1nents from gamblers TO suppress articles relating
to gambling houses, was called for a hearing be-
fore Magistrate COBB at noon to-day. Owing 10
the non-appearance OF an important witness, the
paSp was a6 Until N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-14

COX 0AA TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT
sCOCsOVV per cent on improved or unim-
proved Property in any part Of the city or county,
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15

Mi. Blaine said he did not mean to imply
that there should DE 10 reduction of the nation
al surplus. He would reduce it '.by a PROMPT
repeal Or the tobacco tax, and would make
here and there some changes i'll the taritl, not
t" reduce protection. bat wisely foster it,
NO great system of revenue like our tariff can
operate with efficiency and equity unless the
changes of trade be closely watched and the
law pIoEipii. adapted to those changes. But |
would maxi 10 change that would impair the
protective character Of the whole body of the
tariff laws. -Four Years ago in the act of 1883
we made changes of the character | have tri-
81 ~ indicate. II SHch changes We're made. and
the terrifying OF or >eacoast thus undertaken
at Very moderate annual outlay no surplus
would be found after that already accumulated
had Been disposed of. The outlay of money
on fortiictlGns. while doing great service to
the country, would give good work to lnanv
men,"
VIII not the Presidents recommendation TO
admit raw material find strong support
Not by Wise prot2ctioni>ts i'll eur time.
Perhaps some greedy manufacturers may think
that with free coal or with free iron ore they
cam 10 Great things. but if they should succeed
IN trying, they will, as thc boys say. catch it on
The rebound. If the home trade in raw maeria!
! destroyed or seriously injured. railroads Will
la the first to feel il. If that vast interest is
crippled i'll ANY direction. the financial fabric of
The whole country will feel it quickly and scri-
oG>iy. If any 1hHn can give Il reason why we
should arrange The tariff to favor the raw ma
terial OF otter countries IN Il connection
against oar !natc'itl OF the same kind. should
like t. hearit. should that recommendation Of
The President be approved, it would turn 100
GEO AMERICAN labol"f* out of employment he
f"rc 1t had seen year i'll operation"
TIE EFFECT OF THE MESSAGE.
~ hat must lac the marked and GREAT effect
Of tEc Presidents m">>age:"
''lt will brin, the country where il ought 10
i~ brou-it-t0 a full and fair contest on the
question OF protection. The President himself
makes il ;lia one issue J.! presenting no other
in his uir>~:,-,. link il well to have this
question %,ttled. The Democratic party in
power is Il Standing menace to tic industrial
prosperity OF the country That menace should
be removed o.! the policy it fcr,>ilow> should
he mace c'rtain. Nothing is 81 miscellaneous to
lr>i l"s a> uncertainty. nothing 50 parayzng
IT, l,etla."
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15

the PROVINCES to this State and preached in
Machis. lscassct and other places He cam,
from Wiscassctt to Rockland and preached
there two years. He then retired from the
ministry and Went into business. He was "A
man Of great ability and famed for ready wifi
and good nature.
during the Year 200 volumes were added tc
the library of Bowdon College. There is Also
an increase of eleven in the number of scholar
SLIPS gwen. Nlhc are of 81 900 each and two
OF SOTO each. The fund given recently l.,
Rev q. ". Field, u. d.. of Bangor, has liz en-
increased by $500 and is one OF the lea,}in.s
ones.
The treasury estimates issued inc;ilc SO. o0o
lof night at Long Island, Maine, and So .ooo
Tor one at Green Island are recommended.
also, for Lnbec Channel. $1,000; Narraruuous
river, $1,000; Penobscot River SD OO0 pn,.;-
land harbor, $50 goo; Rockland harbor. $50 600.
Naro river 81 900; York harbor. $40 900.
Inc new water works in Dover and FoNrrof,
haHr been tested very satisfactorily TO HE
officers of the fire department. A stream wa,
thrown over q chimney Of the Mayo factory
anu TO the top Of the >pirc Of the Methodist
church. The department has about 1000 f,r
OF nose which can be used and the laec> 4r,,
considered safe from confla@ration.
The farmers of Hollis. Buxton. DAYTON and
WATERFORD are making Efforts to establish :,
corn packing Factory at Ear Mills L. L.
ihlnney of Wr>tlr"ok AGREES to fit up and run
an establishment. if the farlurrS of the vicinity
"''i ti''t Il >HildpiF bnIhi'l9. exempt il IrDH
taxation ana guarantee to raise thlc, hlil.Ir,l
acres OF corn each season.
Brown, McAll>tcr 4 Go. have opened a New
granite quarry on Long Island. near the town
Oh bluehi, and are already making prrpara-
llohs to commence work ON :: Grand >ralr 4
wharf three hundred feet lonm la, been CON
>tructed which gives ten feet of water AZ low
tide. railroad connects the Quarry to tb,
wharf over which the granite is transferred,
small crew are on ol'I Jobs. They rercntk
shipped 10 New Work , { 900 pHyine i.l,rl
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15
Generalities.

No carnival nj Montreal tins winter.
u. Il. Locke. ''Na>hy.' is in very poor health
Ru>>ia'S intentions toward Austria are said
to be entirely pacific.
Mr.. Charles II. Lyon, The oldest Free Mason
i'll New ]crs"y is dead
'rnc Prince Of Wales has been reelected
Grand Master Of Mark MasonS.
The interview with Mr.. Blaine aroused much
enthusiasm among New York Republicans.
Mayor Robinson of Gloucester was re-ccrt
ed by four majority. as shown by the recount
The ProyinvotoWn Advocate says that Cane
Cod below Wcleet i steadily drifting into the
sea.
DR.. Hilrchard, Of "Hum, EomaniSm and Re-
bellion' fame, called upon President Clcvc-
land Friday ard WAS very cordially received.
The Union Pacific Railway Company. it is
said. must give UP 100000 acres of land con-
tiguou> 10 Denver because it lies outside the
railway grant
4 man ut fremont. Neb.. who cot drunk
and frozc his feet so they had to lie amputa-
ted has Just recovered $1,000 damages from, the
man who sold him the liquor.
a Nogale>, Arizona, dispatch says that many
people We're Killed in the recent earthquake
ut Bavispc and the village DESTROYED. People
there are wild with fear and in starving con
dition.
\ dispatch from san Antonio Texas, saws;
The Presidents message has created wide
spread dissatisfaction in Texas among the wool
raserS. who will take steps to form Il national
organization to combat the removal of the
duty on wool.
The Rev. Daniel +. Pike, whose death has
lately been announced at Newburyport, Mass,
is credited with preaching 5000 sermons marry
ING more than 1000 persons. conducting more
than 1000 funerals and baptizing Oby INNER
aon) nearly 100 converts.
The n. Y. Herald prints interviews with mar
ufaciurers of various commodities in all parts
OF the country, giving their views on the Pres
idents message. Opinions are almost univer-
sally opposed to the carrying out of the Pres
ident's recommendations.
the Republican National Committee met in
Washington Thursday and listened to argu-
ments in favor of various cities as the place for
holding the next National Convention. Bal
lots were taken and Chicago was selected as
the place. The convention will meet June
10.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15
rh " ool Interests,

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.i.t-I.irI,,J.,.n ,iI,i,,,
mn, !,l,,i,,,.,rI.,,, ,,I,,,.,,,,.,sSi
go,
= '''' i''H &C. 'iH IL " iSii'h2loh OF Tie
XIX ~ Np"I @!o"IF> 'il" WOOL dealer.
W. "'t' cues e''''''t ~ the resilient OF
''f -''t''''l''' 81 WOO! hFo"cfS. Inc
4'I.I" .I7 w ','''hi.'p"Nis "''oP'th'
y" WEI '''''.'A ana Wool growers OF me
IN 1'atc. !lV>c't!..1 ! r'pl,ai % oyer
.'"'''0 ~" '-"u "N',i','",iltN 81 m'iiloh
W.. -l"N'lH ,''"i """. NrAHf>' tss"hinled ~
I91.i'' E'''r ~ tt'' '''H 81 washington liI> ''h
%. ~, ,'''' a"r., iN>', haf m. read thc first
,iii'+' ''ir>'-, OF t,' ir'>iiehl 10 me flltlcth
o! So '''i;!e ,l!t re -',' m OF the
i-"HHt ;'tt i ullt'l attack upon their industry
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15

1t may he noticed that there is TO. Il great
deal of hall To he carNctcl or swept on the
second floor. II may lr also noticed that
this hail is veil lighted by I. window at the
side. Furthermore, from this hall one can
go into any of the rooms on the second floor
AS t. tn" bedrooms there is Il convenient
place for bedroom furniture in all Of them.
This cannot be said of all floor plans There
are ut least two places for each bed, a space
for Il dressing case where it viii get the
best light and room, for Il washstand There
is Il closet in Il bedroom of ample capac-
ity and fiue connections for all There is a
large store room over the front hall 1t
would require only Il very little change and
the expenditure of not over $40 or $40 to
make an cXtr:, room OYER this FROM hail rs
1t IS however, it makes IL very large, store
room, which is lighted by the small window
shown on the elevation
LOUIS H. GIBSON,
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15

Mr.. Cleveland is playing into the hands of
the men who are trying to disturb confidence
and create business panic. But, luckily, the
country is prosperous and growing, and is not
going to be disturbed by any political tricks
Of SO transparent kind.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15

The Bohemian oat swindle has been prac-
tised on Missouri farmers recently, to the ex-
tent of 100000. 1t looks as if the Missouri
farmers need to take some good newspaper
and read it attentivcy.
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15

the pantry window is dough boar,l and
place for noar Near this window is an Gil
trance to the cellar IL will he seen that
there are two doors between the kitchen and
hall which makes it possible to pass from tho
kitchen to the stairway or from the kitchen
to the front haE without going through. other
rooms Havi lg the inclosed cupboard in
the pantry, nothing need lac exposed to view
which would make it at all unpleasant for
any one to have to pass. may say there is
u glazed door in the rear of the kitchen
The Republican journal., 1887-12-15

Lord Lyons. who has Just died in Londor,
is well remembered in this country as the
English minister at Washington during the
trying times of the civil war. He was Il good
friend to the United States and did much to
prevent his own government from interfering
in behalf of the Confederacy. 1t was also due
to his tact that our government was able to
eXtricate itself from the Mason-Sidel compli-
cation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-11-02
A Bad Case for Mrs. Cassidy.

CHICAGO, October 29.-"We have no
prosecution in this case" said Prosecuting
Attorney Nicholson to Justice White this
morning, when the case of Maud Cassidy,
charged with disorderly conduct in the
nette dive, was called. The Cassidy wo-
man looked happy, but somewhat sur
prised. and stepped from the dock. She
left the courtroom, but was Immediately
approached by an officer, who produced q
warrant charging her with abuction. Mrs.
Cassidy was brought back, and again
brought before Justice White, who, after
some argument, continued the hearing
until NovembbrS, in bonds of 81 CO., 1t is
conceded that the Cassidy woman is in
a very bad fix, and the officers expect to
send her to the penitentiary for ten years.
The case to be brought against the pris-
oner is that of Blanch Bonfeld the fifteen
year old girl who was induced to leave
her comfortable home on Indiaua avenue,
and who was kept in Mike Leahv's house
against her will until the frequenters of
the place threatened interference. Then,
in spite OF her piteous appeals to be set at
liberty, she was cent to one of the horrible
dives at Hurley. She is there now, and
this morning Lieut.. Slayton telegraphed
to the marshal at that place to hold the
girl. Officers will start for Hurley to bring
her back. The Cassidy woman's husband
is Mike Cassidy, who is also concerned In
procuring girls for the Wisconsin dens,
He is now ia Irontou, Mich. Lsahy, who
kept the MaTinette place, is said to be now
In Canada.